Bryce League earns college-sponsored Merit scholarship

MADISON – On July 10, National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced additional winners of National Merit Scholarships that U.S. colleges and universities award to students.

The only recipient from the Madison area in this group was Bryce C. League. His probable choice for a career field is physics. League attended Bob Jones High School.

League received the National Merit University of Alabama Scholarship. UA offers more than 125 undergraduate and 135 graduate majors through 13 colleges and schools. Approximately 38,000 individuals are enrolled at UA from all 50 states and 92 foreign countries.

This group of National Merit Scholar designees is the last round of recipients for 2023 by the corporation. In three releases earlier this year, the corporation announced winners of Merit Scholarship Awards from corporate sponsors, National Merit Scholarship Awards for $2,500 and the first round of awards that colleges fund.

For more information, visit nationalmerit.org.

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